Synonyms for Turning Point
turn·ing point

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1. landmark, turning point, watershednoun

   an event marking a unique or important historical change of course or one on which important developments depend

   "the agreement was a watershed in the history of both nations"

   Synonyms:
   street corner, corner, river basin, drainage area, landmark, catchment area, watershed, drainage basin, catchment basin, divide, turning point, basin, water parting

2. corner, street corner, turning pointnoun

   the intersection of two streets

   "standing on the corner watching all the girls go by"

   Synonyms:
   recess, corner, box, street corner, landmark, nook, watershed, recession, niche, quoin, turning point

Matched Categories

1. • Intersection
   • Juncture

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1. turning point

   Synonyms:
   crisis, pivot

   Associated words:
   pivotal, critical

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1. List of known nicknames for "Turning Point":

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1. Dennis Baxley:

   This is such a big turning point, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis want to make sure Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis get this right.

2. Ulrich Leuchtmann:

   It should be really clear to absolutely everyone that this is a monetary policy turning point ... Those rate cut expectations have now shifted much closer, of course the other question is: What is the Fed doing? If the Fed takes the fundamental risk of political pressure seriously, they cannot do anything today.

3. Zhu Dajian:

   China's government wants to do something, we are facing a turning point.

4. Derek Halpenny:

   There was a natural question after the rebound last week whether we were seeing a turning point, but this reversal again is prompting investors to think there is more to come of what we have had in the first three weeks of the year.

5. Isabel Schnabel:

   Rising yields are a natural development at a turning point in the recovery - investors become more optimistic, inflation expectations rise and, as a result, nominal yields go up, this is precisely what we would expect and what we want to see.